In a recent feature by the Korean-French blog Cahier de Seoul, the “YÉOL Artisan of the Year” project takes center stage, beautifully captured by filmmaker and cinematographer Nils Clauss. Kim Soo-Young in collaboration with modern designer Gio Kisang was awarded as the “YÉOL Artisan of the Year”. This project is not only a celebration of […]
Elevating Dialogue Through Design Dive into the mesmerizing world of Vision Hall at Hyundai Motor Group University’s Mabuk Campus. Here media art converges with corporate philosophy. Filmmaker and cinematographer Nils Clauss takes you on a visual journey capturing the essence of Universal Everything‘s award-winning work. It clinched the prestigious Red Dot Design Award in the […]
Underwood International College (UIC) stands as a testament to academic excellence. It seamlessly blends American-style liberal arts education with Korea’s rich research university resources. As a Seoul based photographer, I had the privilege of capturing the essence of UIC through my lens. This is an honor complemented by the European Architectural Photography Prize in 2011. […]
A heartfelt acknowledgment to Art Center Nabi for orchestrating an unforgettable event! The 7th Encounter titled “Gol, Alleys and Cities” unfolded on the SK Building’s rooftop, soaring to the 36th floor last Thursday. With nearly 200 participants, the enthusiasm for the talk was extraordinary. Special thanks to the creative team head, curator Jaewon Choi, and […]
We are excited to announce a remarkable achievement for our latest cinematic venture, the music video for M83‘s “Moonchild.” After being named a finalist in Genero‘s prestigious music video competition, we are proud to share that the video has further garnered recognition. Moonchild secured a place as one of the 5 Runner-Ups in Genero‘s Best […]
Choa Choi, the formidable South Korean hockey player, takes center stage in CHOA. This documentary recently has been showcased by The Atlantic Selects. This insightful film unveils the layers of Choi’s narrative. It captures her role as a female athlete in the dynamic city of Seoul. Breaking Ice, Breaking Barriers Initially met with skepticism on […]
Established in the winter of 2013, HERR Barbershop emerged as a distinctive space within Korean men’s culture. Conceived as Korea’s first classical barbershop, it draws inspiration from the 1920s jazz age. Herr offers not just haircuts but an immersive experience. Nils Clauss, a seasoned photographer and filmmaker based in Seoul, was commissioned to document this […]
In the spotlight of the film industry, the blog DIRECTORS NOTES has intricately explored the documentary ‘Translating Furniture.’ This cinematic venture delves into the artistic realm of Korean craftsman Kwangho Lee. Lee was the recipient of the YÉOL Young Craftsman Award 2013. Nils Clauss and Adam Hobbs, the creative minds behind this project, share insights […]
